Eiskalt erforscht
Polarstationen in der Antarktis
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Eiskalt erforscht
Narrated by:
Frank Arnold, Andrea Hörnke-Trieß, Andreas Klaue
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Narrated by:
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Frank Arnold
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Andrea Hörnke-Trieß
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Andreas Klaue
About this listen
Wie Leben und Forschung, Geschichte und Politik in der Antarktis ineinander greifen, zeigt das Feature anhand von aktuellen Interviews mit Forschern verschiedener Antarktis-Stationen aus Deutschland, Großbritannien und Tschechien. O-Töne: Anna Malaos (engl, darüber dt. Übersetzung), Leiterin historische Forschungsstation Port Lockroy, Antarktis/Milos Bartak (engl, darüber dt. Übersetzung), Biologe, Johann-Gregor-Mendel-Station, Ross-Island, Holger Tülp, Luftchemiker, Neumayer-Station, Antarktis, Hans-Ulrich Peter, Polarforscher, Ornithologe, Station Bellingshausen, Antarktis, Arne Kertelhein, Historiker, Lektor, Expeditionsleiter für Antarktis-Reisen.
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